Indiana coach Curt Cignetti got paid this week. Rather than let rumors swirl of a potential departure to Penn State or any of the other top jobs that might come available this year, the Hoosiers ...

Join us as we bring in British high schoolers to share their opinions on the internet's most popular British Food Memes! Watch their hilarious reactions and insights as we dive into the world of ...

The Houston Rockets got social media buzzing Monday when it was announced that they are trotting out an "all-tall" starting lineup for their NBA regular-season-opening game against the Oklahoma City ...

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In celebration of Halloween, Demi Lovato recreated her iconic fictional twin, Poot — the subject of a popular internet meme — on Instagram. The actress-singer shared a photo/video carousel depicting ...

Meme coins aren't investments, but that doesn't mean you need to avoid them entirely. You could dedicate a small part of your portfolio to meme coins. Decide on ground rules beforehand for how much ...

MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. — While the nationwide honeybee population reached a record high three years ago, scientists are concerned in 2025. A study by Washington State University predicted a 60-70% loss ...

If you haven’t heard by now, the Louvre—the world's busiest museum—was robbed last Sunday. But this wasn’t the stuff of an Ocean’s Eleven film or The Da Vinci Code, conducted in the middle of the ...

Meme stocks soared through the first hours of Wednesday's trading session as investors once again piled into speculative trades amid a wider choppy market. "This is a throwback to 2021 — the hope, ...

Don’t look now, but meme stock mania appears to be back with a vengeance this week. This time around, Beyond Meat, Inc. (Nasdaq: BYND) and Krispy Kreme, Inc. (Nasdaq: DNUT) are the two main stocks ...

Before joining Investopedia, David Marino-Nachison was an editor at The Wall Street Journal focused mainly on daily markets and investing news. He also worked on The Journal’s publishing desk; as a ...